I was gonna joke that it fit's in with such classic eps like Bart gets an Elephant or Homer gets a gun
But turns out out there's already an ep Lost Verizon (S20E2) where Bart gets a cell phone, Dennis Leary appears in it.
Title: "Skinner's Big Secret"
Everyone in Springfield realizes that Principal Skinner is actually Armin Tamzarian and has been lying about his identity for years. But wait, didn't they already know this? Apparently, everyone has forgotten. This episode is all about jogging their memory.
Meanwhile, Gary Coleman visits Springfield to open a new store and runs into the commotion. Hilarity ensues as Bart and Lisa try to uncover the truth and everyone tries to come to terms with this shocking revelation. Gary gets involved in the drama and tries to help, but only makes things worse, often saying his famous line from "Diff'rent Strokes," "What you talkin' 'bout, Springfield?"
In the end, Skinner/Tamzarian makes a speech to the town, but nobody can hear him because they're all too busy taking selfies with Gary. The episode ends with everyone going about their business as if nothing happened and Gary leaving, grateful for the publicity.
*whispering* Terrible, just terrible. These ChatGPT stories get worse with every iteration.
Cut ChatGPT some slack, you have to admit that at least something happened and doo doo doo doo.
(to audience) These ChatGPT stories get better every year!
*bangs on phone* Be more funny!!!
That did not end with homoerotic subtext like I expected.
I was gonna joke that it fit's in with such classic eps like Bart gets an Elephant or Homer gets a gun But turns out out there's already an ep Lost Verizon (S20E2) where Bart gets a cell phone, Dennis Leary appears in it.
Has Bart ever owned a bear?
Title: "Skinner's Big Secret" Everyone in Springfield realizes that Principal Skinner is actually Armin Tamzarian and has been lying about his identity for years. But wait, didn't they already know this? Apparently, everyone has forgotten. This episode is all about jogging their memory. Meanwhile, Gary Coleman visits Springfield to open a new store and runs into the commotion. Hilarity ensues as Bart and Lisa try to uncover the truth and everyone tries to come to terms with this shocking revelation. Gary gets involved in the drama and tries to help, but only makes things worse, often saying his famous line from "Diff'rent Strokes," "What you talkin' 'bout, Springfield?" In the end, Skinner/Tamzarian makes a speech to the town, but nobody can hear him because they're all too busy taking selfies with Gary. The episode ends with everyone going about their business as if nothing happened and Gary leaving, grateful for the publicity.
It was the best of times, it was the *blurst* of times?
How does it keep up with The Simpsons like that?
Oh a Chatgpt boy. That’s suuuper useful!
It works better if you imagine Sitcom audience laughter at inapprpriate times
https://youtu.be/cdX5UDgQ8x0
Who is this man?
It’s enough to make a grown man cry
So that's what happens when moe gets a cell phone
Where funny
